论文信息 - Large-scale system testing of a power system dynamic equivalencing program

Large-scale system testing of a power system dynamic equivalencing program

This paper presents the results of applying the EPRI Dynamic Equivalencing Program to a large-scale system test case of the New York Power Pool. The effects of coherent generator selection, network reduction, generator aggregation, and generator modeling on the accuracy of the reduced models are investigated.

J. H. Chow | W. W. Price | P. M. Hirsch | A. W. Hargrave | B. J. Hurysz

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